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We study a discrete-time interaction risk model with delayed claims within the framework of the compound binomial model. Using the technique of generating functions, we derive both a recursive formula and a defective renewal equation for the expected discounted penalty function. As applications,...
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We study a discrete-time interaction risk model with delayed claims within the framework of the compound binomial model. Using the technique of generating functions, we derive both a recursive formula and a defective renewal equation for the expected discounted penalty function. As applications,...
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In survival studies, current status data are frequently encountered when some individuals in a study are not successively observed. This paper considers the problem of simultaneous variable selection and parameter estimation in the high-dimensional continuous generalized linear model with...
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Partially linear models are extended linear models where one covariate is nonparametric, which is a good balance between flexibility and parsimony. The partially linear stochastic model with heteroscedastic errors is considered, where the nonparametric part can act as a trend. The estimators of...
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